T.s.i.

[iridesmx]

^^^ im pretty sure that would work

 

[j-DoGg]

What's the difference between the freestyler flowmaster and whatever else there is?

freestyler has a 81.5 degree HTA
and the flowmaster has a 83 HTA
and i think the freestlyer is shorter and they have different concave and other stuff

 

[iridesmx]

freestyler is 19 long with a 81.5 ht angle
a flowmaster is 20 long with a 83 ht angle
a free flow is 20 long with a 81.5 ht angle
and a kukk cruiser is 21 long 83 ht angle

 

[DJ Lee]

i put a foam pad and a bunch of duct tape on my brake and it still makes a loud noise. this one is a toughy to stop

 

[Hep Greg]

its not going to stop, its the vibration from the impact. kinda like hitting a tuning fork.

 

[Rob.]

TSI decks are strong as hell just too backheavy for me and too high HTAs.

Clamps, bars, forks, everything else is gnarly as hell.

 

[Vaughn.H]

i dont under stand how they are back heavy. if anything they are lighter at the back considering there is no brake spring, bolt, nut, and no big chunky brake. its just two lil bots and a bent peice of steel

 

[Shorty26]

More front heavy. takes a while to get used too.

 

[DJ Lee]

its not going to stop, its the vibration from the impact. kinda like hitting a tuning fork.

fixed it hahaha. my friend had 2 rubber rings that fit right in there and i just put them where the bolts are and it doesnt twang hardly at all now

 

[Justin Vogelsberger]

my switch blade twangs like a bitch haha until it cracked=/

 

[Vaughn.H]

its to be expected...

 

[Kc Corning]

Hey Justin, is 688 Skatepark still there? Off the 593? I used to RIP that shit up!

 

[Kc Corning]

Ok so, my back wheel is NEVER tight.

no matter how much i tighten it down or whatever, it always comes loose. and yes i have all the spacers in it.

tips kc? or anyone?

If it's rattling too much that means your bearing spacer is too LONG. If it was too short then your wheel would not move. If you tighten it all the way and it's still loose, your bearing spacer is pushing the bearings too far from the bearing houseing.

Now I've got a little trick that might help you out homie. Take a file and if you have access to a drill press, take the file, put on face down on the drill press plate. Put your Bearing Spacer on the file, then turn the drill press on and push the chuck down in to the spacer so that it spins on the file.

This should take off around .005" to .010" depending on how long and how hard you file your spacer. You DON"T WANT TO DO IT FOR TOO LONG OR ELSE IT WON'T WORK. You can't take off more then a .010".

Try that if you can! I always check for a bearing Spacer to be around .380 to .385 (roughly 10mm)

 

[dgib]

ive had simmilar bering spacer problems, and thats a good technique. itd b nice if sumone in the industry made sum good steel ones that are already the size they should be. please? haha

 

[DJ Lee]

btw. airplanes and i came up with a way to ultra dial the flexfender. we found that soft rubber or silicone rings 1"dia with a big hole inside. and it doesnt make any noise ill see if i can get a pic

 

[Dusty]

btw. airplanes and i came up with a way to ultra dial the flexfender. we found that soft rubber or silicone rings 1"dia with a big hole inside. and it doesnt make any noise ill see if i can get a pic

Like this?

 

[Noah Scoots]

my homemade flexy snapped wana hook me up <333

 

[Justin Vogelsberger]

My flexxy snapped too about 5 times lol

 

[cory]

get the spring steel. mine has lasted a year now...

 

[brody01134]

so sadd tsi said they were not making anymore decks